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d Cross-sectional profile of the maximum seawater level (red points) above the mean sea level in case 2C.

After calibration against field observations, the simulations are conducted at four horizontal sections located at different levels (100, 200, 300 and 400 m) below the mean seawater level.

Numerical results are shown for maximum seawater level of b case 1C (20 m wave height, 20 s period, and water level 0 m) and c case 2C (20 m wave height, 20 s period, and water level 5 m).

Kandelia candel, a dominant species of mangrove plants in China, is a typical true mangrove species that can form rich stands in fields with salinities up to seawater level (~500 mnol/L NaCl) (Parida et al. [2004]).

Parameters such as seismic accelerations, height of tsunami wave, seawater level and width of breakwater have significant impacts on stability of breakwater under combined action of earthquake and tsunami.

In this study, it is projected that 25.6 40.7 million kW h/day of energy can be recovered globally, if the brines from SWRO are used as the draw solution and diluted to the seawater level in a PRO system.

Most of our Pacific Island countries are at risk of drowning: seawater levels are rising, natural disasters are becoming more frequent.

Hence, ten times diluted seawater salinity level was decided for low salinity flooding process.

Copper retention, in contrast, appears to be optimized at an intermediate salinity consistent with brackish water, and therefore may release considerable fractions of retained copper at higher (e.g. seawater) salinity levels.

In particular, we use the relative abundance of cerium (Ceanom), the only redox-sensitive rare earth element, in well-preserved marine cements and other marine precipitates to track seawater oxygen levels.

Copper retention, in contrast, appears to be optimized at an intermediate salinity consistent with brackish water, and therefore may release considerable fractions of retained copper at higher (e.g. seawater) salinity levels; copper retention also appears to become more variable and dependent on aggregation mechanism at these increasing salinities.